Lets hear from you guys who like the mountain type steam locomotive.

seaboardm2OGR Forum Member

I have a few mohawk/mountain type steam locomotives.And I have to say they have worked out very good at pulling trains.At first I was not sure about having one.But one thing lead to another andI got one.A mth railking locomotive YNC with proto 2 sound.I started out with it pulling about 25 boxcars.No problem pulled the train as if was not there.Then Pulled a 38 boxcars then 42 boxcars then the couplers started popping open.I not sure how many a lionel mohawk will pull but Its a bet it can pull a lot.So guys lets heard from ya.

7/10/1812:17 AM

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SteamerOGR Forum Member

I love my MTH RK PRR M1a, I've pulled 25 cars, and I know it could handle more but my curves can't.

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7/10/1812:47 AM

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seaboardm2OGR Forum Member

Steamer posted:
I love my MTH RK PRR M1a, I've pulled 25 cars, and I know it could handle more but my curves can't.

Yeb!Their are strong pullers.

7/10/181:10 AM

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Greg HouserOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBERMEMORIAL SUPPORTER

A Railking Imperial Mountain was my first command control engine when I got back into the hobby in the early part of this century.

Seeing it's real life counterpart at the PA Railroad Museum is what prompted me to get it when I saw it in the catalogue.

I'll be on the hunt for the recently released scale version at York this fall.

-Greg

7/10/182:06 AM

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seaboardm2OGR Forum Member

Greg Houser posted:
A Railking Imperial Mountain was my first command control engine when I got back into the hobby in the early part of this century.
Seeing it's real life counterpart at the PA Railroad Museum is what prompted me to get it when I saw it in the catalogue.
I'll be on the hunt for the recently released scale version at York this fall.
-Greg

There pretty good locomotives that can pull freight or passenger trains.

7/10/185:11 AM

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